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Rain partners with Nvidia to launch GeForce Now in South Africa
Where geforce now ???- PlasticFoods
- Post #65
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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Judges disqualify real photo from competition for suspected AI use
maybe you are the moron- PlasticFoods
- Post #8
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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Junior / Semi Skilled IT Tech in JHB South Area
Is the position still available ?- PlasticFoods
- Post #9
- Forum: IT Jobs
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Should the SA government ban travel from India?
Meanwhile we barely have coal here- PlasticFoods
- Post #40
- Forum: Ask MyBroadband
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Why did they remove night data from the balance check?
because it's VodaCon ... why should we make life easier for you ?- PlasticFoods
- Post #2
- Forum: Vodacom Mobile Data
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LG may shut down phone business
besides great value what's special and different about LG ? back in the day they were good but now they are disappointing- PlasticFoods
- Post #6
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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The SA power grid is in trouble
As long as the ANC is in power nothing will change... look at Venezuela ... I'm surprised our inflation hasn't reached 45 000%- PlasticFoods
- Post #37
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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WhatsApp drops support for old iPhones
As someone who hates Apple it impresses me how long they last ... it proves that focusing on fewer releases means you have time to focus on making quality phones- PlasticFoods
- Post #10
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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LG may shut down phone business
They died because of terrible Naming and lack of Personality Samsung and Huawei are winning because of their aggressive marketing which works for the masses- PlasticFoods
- Post #3
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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The SA power grid is in trouble
How do you do that when you're bankrupt with - R450 billion credits in debt ? I'm surprised it's not game over yet- PlasticFoods
- Post #35
- Forum: Broadband and IT News
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eSim is available on CellC
South African ISPs are too slow to adapt innovative tech... by the time eSIMs are popular here the rest of the world will be using Neural link microchip calls- PlasticFoods
- Post #7
- Forum: Cell C Mobile Data
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If you left South Africa where would you go?
Last time i checked they printed a Trillion dollar Note in Zimbabwe- PlasticFoods
- Post #8
- Forum: Ask MyBroadband